The_Viper
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As striker #2 when signing 2 strikers I'd snap him up over Niasse and Wood everyday of the week, better priced, big, strong and RAPID. As long as he isn't our BIG signing he'd be a good addition.
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[Football] Raphael Dwamena RIP
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ShandyH
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The man from Del Monte, he say "yes."
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Based upon the extremely successful spell enjoyed by our previous signing from a Zurich club (Nzuzi Toko, for those who have cast him aside from their memory) what could possibly go wrong?
FatSuperman
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- Feb 25, 2016
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I've watched the clip a few times, and my professional* opinion is that he is rubbish at falling over in the penalty area. He's got a lot to learn about English football.
*please note that I'm an IT professional
*please note that I'm an IT professional
SeagullinExile
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Those who live in glass houses n all that.
ShandyH
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Raw talent, pace, no little skill, young, covers the left wing. Spot on. Could help Lua Lua too.
Thread ruined.
Hope and optimism vaporised.
£1m+ rated Toko did have a great showreel though and will face Raphael on the 9th Sept in the Super League if both players remain with their current clubs.
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Apart from the massive wanging deflection on the replay from behind.
Still I like the idea of us signing a relative/complete unknown with raw talent. Properly motivated they could take the league by storm. None of this preconceived idea about playing the best in the world/how the English play crap just bundles of enthusiasm, hunger, desire and unpredictability.
Billy the Fish
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It's a massive gamble at that price. Toko looked miles off the pace in the Championship, the Swiss league is hugely inferior to the premier league. That's not to say that nobody will ever make the step up, but you wouldn't want to be relying on him as our main purchase.
ShandyH
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When you're dealing in the kind of money we're talking about these days, from the looks of his reel (cleverly cut to get the misses out of the way early), he's a perfect investment and fit for the squad.
He'd strengthen the left side which means Izzy has the option of playing more central and Solly can move around a bit. I'm no expert but that video reminds me of Lua Lua when he was injury free at the beginning of last season.
But what's most exciting is that he could play in behind. With the passing quality of Gross, Propper and Stephens, we could cause problems.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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So he's scored 30-odd goals in the Austrian and Swiss second tier divisions, then a brace against Grasshoppers and Ethiopia. That's a hell of a step up to the cauldron of the Prem.
OvingdeanSeagull
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Mostly because Niasse and Wood are both in their prime, and they're both still pretty shite. This guy just turned 21 and looks a huge talent, he'd excite me far more than the other two.
Marshy
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mmm dont know why just dont see this one as right for us currently
slightly older more mature head required, what do i know though
a bit of young lukaku about him mind
slightly older more mature head required, what do i know though
a bit of young lukaku about him mind
lizard
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- Jul 14, 2005
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Pace, quick feet and he certainly seems to know where the goal is.
I know it's a big step up, but for some context, Tammy Abraham was at Bristol City last season and everyone hailed him as the next messiah.
It's a massive yes from me, he could be just what we need. In the scouting team we must now trust.
I know it's a big step up, but for some context, Tammy Abraham was at Bristol City last season and everyone hailed him as the next messiah.
It's a massive yes from me, he could be just what we need. In the scouting team we must now trust.
It's so important we get this right. A good striker is key in our hopes for survival. Looks ok in video but we simply cannot take the risk especially if we plan to break our record again.
Our striker needs to have some pedigree ie come from Serie A, La Liga etc.
On this basis it's a no from me.
Our striker needs to have some pedigree ie come from Serie A, La Liga etc.
On this basis it's a no from me.
Never heard of him but then again he would almost certainly say the same of me, looking at the videos a few observations
On the plus side:
Still very young talented looks to have a good attitude on and off the pitch several cracking goals if he turned out to be very special his value could move into the tens of millions potential investment
On the negative side:
Much poorer league a lot of money for somone so young and unproven looks strong but not so sure about super quick did not see any evidance that he left defenders in his wake and the Premire league has some very quick defenders
On balance:
TB loves a gamble and most the signings so far a pretty safe bets proven players from proven leagues this lad is not these things for the right price he could be well worth a punt so it's a yes from me but not at that price but then again it's not my money
On the plus side:
Still very young talented looks to have a good attitude on and off the pitch several cracking goals if he turned out to be very special his value could move into the tens of millions potential investment
On the negative side:
Much poorer league a lot of money for somone so young and unproven looks strong but not so sure about super quick did not see any evidance that he left defenders in his wake and the Premire league has some very quick defenders
On balance:
TB loves a gamble and most the signings so far a pretty safe bets proven players from proven leagues this lad is not these things for the right price he could be well worth a punt so it's a yes from me but not at that price but then again it's not my money
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Ronaldo was signed by Manchester United from Portugal without a very good scoring record at that point. The older Ronaldo was signed from PSV to Barcelona. Yes, the DUTCH league of Manu etc.
Now this guy is probably none of those. But you cannot discount a youngster tearing up a European league as not being good enough for the grade. IF Albion want him they have seen something there.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Born before 1st Jan 1996, so he'd count in the 25.
Stumpy Tim
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My view is we need a strong, powerful, pacy UNIT up-front. This lad ticks the boxes, so it's a yes from me. I wonder if those worried about his age were as worried about Tammy Abraham's wage when he was being linked with us.